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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

SIN einsm inbaffrielleu nnteruebmen, tpsl9es
ftd gut rentirt (Yroft minbefens 80 Rrosent)
uno feline acnfurreus bat, pirb Elm Ebeilbaber
NIT $4,000 ssfuGt.- anftrdse i'm @ertbe bon
$4,000 10 gut pie sefidert. abrehsn uer6en
inter @bifre o. B. in Der Office biefes 8lattes
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

&Dtel Waabmde, gde 9auffon &
ct. Marp Strabe, eegeniber Der 3uru.
bale. Sun Nntonio. Demtf1es
0otel erFer GIaffe. l1ebers
nimmt Diners, Soupers &c. fir tleine
@eieufdaften, 6o93eiten &C., tpel9e nit
GROCER Sorgfalt auseefibrt tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
2esrer nerIanAt.

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Muif unb in Matbematit srtbeiIea fam, pirb
gefu6t. Mub CUTE RefereuSen baben. abrefen
gu ridten unter B. b an bic GrpebitiOn Der
.Greie PreRe@. 5,9,t6mp2m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

81 bsfa6en. I'm nun unieren Uorratb BON 9erren. III
idneu ale u1Sslid aus3nperfaufen, uerben mir
preiien losfdlasen. Die Breiie werben bon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

meryki kosztaje | dolara. Kto
posle p. Szpe;kowskiewskiemu
dolara przez money order, maj
p6zniej W czserech tygodniack
obraz dostanie w dobrem opa.
kowanlu.
Przyjmuje takze zam6wienia
ma ten obraz Hieronim
Derdowski, Winona, Mimi,
Cor. End. and Carimona Str.
gwarantuJqc kazdemu, kto
mu pezysle dolara, re obraz
odbierze nj suszkodzony i bez
wszelkiej d,lszej op}aty.
S'arajmy sic, abysmy czem-
predict tai droga narodowa
pamiqtke " jaknaj wiekszej l.
losci exemplary dostali do
Ameryki, 9 wtedy nam do
prawdy te@no tutaj ME be
die.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
Clos Y La Crosse.

LA CFDSsE, Wis, 10 maja. - Juz
czesciej pisano z'ad do gazet polskich
o ludziach, zak}5cajacych spok6j i pc
rzadek W mszej polskiej paratii, vice
niechaj mnie dzisiaj bedzic wolno do
niesG coke wick w tel materyi, DO cho-
dzi tn o pcwetowanie krzywdy, jaka sig
sta'a agentowi Wiarusa, saloniscie
p. Kar6)o L a b dzie.
w poaiedzia}ek pred %wyborami
pewien fa}szywy czlowiek ros}a} ch}o-
paka do s;.lonu wspomnianego pana, a
kiedy mu lam dano czego zada}, ten co
go posla, zadenuncyowal pana kabude
i tens musial zap4acic kare prawem
pr2episana
Pan kabuaa i jego przyjaciele, kie
rujac sig p~lzysaowiem: jak u b Bo-
6 u, tax Bog X b c, zaczeli potem
patrzet na palce owemu denuncyautowi,
poniewaa klazyly rozmaite pog}oski, re
On okrada rasz bieGny kosci6l, kt6ry
naszG ma}a paratia ledwie utrzymac
zdola. l przypadek zdarzyl, IL zdybali
go ma goracym uczynku ooywatele Fe-
liks Bischof Maciej N%iedbalski, jak
kradl drzcwe przeznaczono ola opala-
mia szko}y j kosciola. Zarazem dowle-
dziono mu, &c przez try miesiace palil
to koScielne drZewo.
Jezeli tego mizerncgo Krzemi IL
S k iegoz New Yorku chca rodacy
wysadzic re Zviazku, tc nalezaloby tax
samo postawiG ma cenzerowancm krze-
Sic owego drzewokrada, a odechcia}oby
mu sic pewnie denuncyowac vlasnego
brata w~yganiat mu 2 kieszcni pienia-
DIE.
Pan kabuda zaplacil kare, jaka
przepisuje prawo, dzisiaj Mkt mu mic
sromotnego zarzucic ME mole, ale Sw
denuncyant chotby sic Gale zycie liza3.
to tel PLAINLY, jaka sic zmazai przez
krzywdzenie kosciola j paratii, re siebie
ME z.ize.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
Wtedy odavwa}, zapom;naia

Wtedy odzywa}, zapom;najac
o ~doznanych i doznawanych cier-
pieniach, wciela} sic W mysl opo-
wiadacza to p}aczac, to smiejac ma
prZemian.
kt6z ME pamieta tych civil
uroczycl, kiedy ,,spiqca krolewna''
hub ,,Czarodziejska Tampa Aledyna'
by}y pZedmiotem marzeh %goracych.
TO wr6zba, proroctwo PREY
szfosci!!
w zyciu naszem m}odosci,
W latach do ma}ych a nawet IL
skomu zycia = czyz ME posiadamy
swych lamp czarnoksiezkich!
| zycie przechodzi i widzimy,
ze to tylko pogoh zaczarownemi
fata morgana, a jednak vie
rzymy w mozebnost nlemozllwosci
do ostatniego tchu prawie!
Owe bajki s}uchane "a
dymionej kuchni to pierwsze jasne
chwile zycia dziecinnego Bronka.
pc IA ktoremi ciagne}o sic ME,
przerwane pasmo cierpieh fizycz
nych i moralnych, jake p~ozostawi}y
niezatarte Shady.
Stan ten trwa}by Bog vie jab
d1ugo, gdyby ME sasiedzi niejedno
krotnie wymawiajacy poniewieranlf
szlacheckiego dziecka, PREY czen
reputacya Lewickiego zacze}a szwa'
kowac.
Przynagleni opinia, wziawsz.
to kwestye pod rozbior, uradzll
oddac Bronka do Szko}y elemen
tarnej SwierSkicgo, ktdry 90 PREY
sposobi do %gimnazyum rzadoweg'
W Suwa}kach. Ma edukacya m
}ozyt Sok6lski, i sumo owa, 10
rubli rocznie, skfadac bedzie II;
rece Lewickiego.
Ojciec Bronka, sprowadziwsz
zydka wedrownego re wsi kosciel
mel Jeleniewa, kt6ry uchodzi} tai
ia mistrza W kunszcie krawieckin
nakaza} @przerobiG stare CRAFTY, pc
wynajdywane 4 kqtow i skrytek,
jakich spoczywa}y, spe}niwszy ma
zupe}niej swe zadanie,
Gdy vice pierwsze lod.y 70
sta}y prze}amane i wyprawa, jake
Dyogenes by sic ME powstydzi
ukohczona, ~rozkazawSzy uca}ows
rcce obojga sokdlskim, zapakow'
ma bryczke i odwidz} do Suwa}k.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
%Tslsgfamy WiaFusa.
PHILADELPHIA. p:

8 maja. - Ksiadz Kattcin, G6rno-
szlazak, jak W przesz}ae, tax W te
niedzlele 2 ambony wypowiedzia}
swa opinia o Polakach. Nazwa}
prawdziwych Polak6w }ajdakami(D,
{obuzami(!!Y, mordercami(!!!) t. p.
a braci Zwiazkowych napietnowa}
przydomkiem mason6w. Parafa-
nom swym zakaza} surowo uczeszczat
ma obchody polskich pamiatek ma.
rodowych. o polskiej szkole po-
wiedzia4, lie TAXA nam tn wcalc nj,
potr zcbna. Podni6s} ~wyraznie: =
My chcemy mice szko}e, ale nie
polska. lecz katolicka. Kauai pa
raft anon wszys,kich do Zwiazk,
n~alczacych boykotowat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
ISKRY.

Kobietu to owoc, kt6ry zerwany le-
piej smakuje, ak kiedy sam nam wpa
dnie w usta.
Suknie u lobiet to f%orteca, kt6ra
buduJe wstydliHosc, zadza szturmuje,
cnota broni, a ni}ost sk4ada u n6g Edo
bywcy.
Kobiety W mi}osci cenia najwyzej
tych, kt6rzy zd,bywaia gwsltem, zebrza.
cymi pogardzaa.
Me ma 1Siy bez cieinia. i pie
kna zona dostajc sic zwykle k}6tliwg
tesciowa.
Mezczyzm powiedziawszy nkocham"
k}adzie kropte, koblcta tylko przeci
mex.
Gdy Gig kochanka oszukuje, pociesi
sic, re Gle ty6j nastepca pomsci.
= Dali mziaka Juieczku! ty mo.
swiecie!
= Wc.uaj pan mowil do PAM, Il
ona jest taiskim swiatem, a dis mni'
pan to same powtarZa.
= Widisz... So diva swiaty.. Zon;
jest staIym swiatem, a ty nowym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
WILK ESBARRE.

W poniedzia}ck, . marca. l}edc
dzisiaj ma wiccZor w New Yorku,
ably reprczcntowac rcdaktora Via
ruso proccsie Krzrm !
X e o.. - SuSkind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

Powies5c o%riginalna
w trzech czeSciacla.
= Napisaf -
Meczyslaw AItons ChroStomshi.
CzeSt lsza.

MIC NalclNo, 10 poi "'i' WV
miasta Suwa}k, stolicy gubernii
SuwalSkiej, ley wies zwana szwaj-
carya. P%oczatkowo zwa}a sic Pa
ciatowizna, lecz gdy ija ma licyta-
cyl nabyf dymisyonowany pufko-
wink progranicznej stray, niejaki
Sok6}ski, kt6ry zy} W smiertelnej
nieprzyjazni 4 przesz}ym wfaselcle-
lem, zapragna} przemienit wstretna
nazwe. - Checi by}y potemu, lecz
koncept ME dopisywa}. Sokofo
wizna..... by}aby dobra, ale
op6j powie, zem nazwe przej2f.
IONA radzi}a nazwat Lip6wka. albo-
WIEN z domu sic zwa}a Lipowska.-
ma to ME przystawa}. "a
lipy, lipy zkadze do djaska take
miano, kiedy lip wcale tn ME ma,
wo}ai Z rozpaczy.
Martwi} sic nieborak, ME mo-
gac pcdolat ciezkiemu zadaniu.
Ma scion zimowy c6rka, ktorej
p}uca ME mog}y zniest ostroScl
rodzinnego powietrza, %poJechafa
marnowat p}ody MEM ozywiane
do kra j6w obcych, lecz ciepfych.
Zawitala i do Alp zwajcarsk'ch,
a po powrocie, by wszem wobee l
kazdemu 4 osobna byfo wiadomem,
wvmog}a ma ojcu, IL ma wzgdrzu,
w jakit wioska obitujc, wybudo-
wal cha}upke ma kszta}t chatelu
szwajcarskiego i nazwa} jig SzwaJ-
carya.
Ale COZ kiedy ,,pop >wo]e a
chlop swoje" iak mawia} eS-pufko-
wink. - Wiesniacy ME mogll sic
na}ozyc do novel Navy; az gdy
pocza+ wypedzat re sfuzhy parob-
k6w, wyrobnikdw, umniejszac place,
pr6bowali %wymawiat niezwyczaj me
dla sic s1owo i 2 Szwaicaryi zrobill
Szwancarnia.
Tu jN zelazna energija po-
%swiecenie p%u}kownika Z zaparciem
siebie ME pomogly. w movie
okolicznych ch}opkdw pozosta}o ma
wieki ,.Swicarnia" albo .,SZwejcar-
nia".
w kilka lat 20 nabyciu po-
siad}osci owej przez Soko}owskiege
osiad} liza stale 4 Szwaicaryi nlejak
Alexander Lewicki, p%rzyiaciel vic
cei k%ieszeni, ,jak serca. Pijahstwem
niegodziwem %obejsciem wpedzi
zone do grobu; a 20 iej smierc
ca4y m%ajatek u%lotni} sic jak kan
fora, a re ME mia} nigdzie punktl
oparcia, pracowat sic ME chcia}o
odwo}a} sic do serca W gruncl'
dobrego i.... z~nalaz} 20 pragna4
Mai Szwajcaryi wszelki
wygody, tenn bardziej, re zone
c6rke zupe}nosci zawoj owaf.
Pokojowka, odchodzac re sfu7
by, opowiada}a W kuchni dome
wnikom, lie miedzy MIN a PAM
sa konszachty mifosne. Wszed}sz.
niespodzianie do s%alonu, dostrzeg4;
reke Lewickiego poufalc obejmu-
jaca kibit PAM. Niezmieszany trze
pna} d}onia pc sukni, mdwiac
,,Jakiz obnydliwy pajak pe}z} p
sukni. Dziwi mic bardzo, re pc
zwalasz PAM ma take MEDIA
stwo."
Pokoj6wka sic odciefa. sale
panic, odrobiny pajeczyny W sale
ME niema, zkqdze mogfby 81
wziasc pajak?"
Ty smiesz mi W oczy k}amstw
zadawac.. 80? ] "a fotelami w sp'
du kanapy.... Patrz!"
Rzeczywiscie dostrzedz tai
by}o MONA nieco pajeczyny.
PAM cierpisz podobnq istote
swym domu? soko}owska przyszed
szv do siebie, rzek}a nieco wzr7
sZona.
Ia k}amstwo, niedba4e utrzy
mamie mebli wiecej ME masz mic
sea. Pan ci zap}aci "a ca}y mic
siac."
Szczeg6lnym tratem przechc
dzac oko}o kuchni, wys}ucha} $
k6fski sceny powyzej opisanej pre-
~rozzalona kucharke y niejaka o
miana.
Me m6wiac slowa, uda} sic {
salonu.
-, H. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
mlstFzem. -
Molierowski Tartuffe to pra

mic W MIN 2 pc "a zimnego grze-
czncgo usmiechu dostrzedz me
MONA Prawda pozostaje wzrok,
to zwicrciadfo duszy, W kt6rem
dla umiriacego czytat niezatarteml
g}oskami wyryte s}owo: nikczemny!
JcSto to n%ajpodlejszy rodzaj l"dzl,
jak cad podty, kalajacy wszyStko'
czeyo sic dotknie.
Powsta} Il kanapy a zbllzy-
wszy sic ku MENU, mdwi} wolno,
poczatkowo u DUNG o%brazonej emo
ty, nastepnic Z rozpacza nlewlnnle
p~osadzonego.
.,Pu}kownikowi nakIama}a bez,
wstydnica. mic innego od podo-
bncj istoty spodziewat sic ME mo-
INA. Ale zadziwia b~oleSnic, okru-
tnie rani nape}niajqc dusze smu'
tnvm rozcZarowaniem.... po-
twarz dzie*ki znajduje wiare u
przyjaciela a wiecej, DO GIG szano.
walcm, jak OLGA czci}em jak ideal
nieloScigniony. = ! dziS.... dis
O Boze najdrozszc przekonanic "a
Zatnas} sic, chwycif %rozpaczli,
vie IA czo}o ne SIowami ,,nie!
ia tego chyba ME przezyje wybieg}
Y salonu. -
Zanim oslupia}y Sok6fski prey
szedf do sicbie, coma wpad}a ma
niego.
Frawila, szlochajac:
,Mezu! P6jde, gdzie oczy po-
niosa. Dwadziescia lat bedac
wierna, ME okazujqc odrobinki ia.
lotnosci, swiecie %dotrzymuje PREY
siegi wypow.cdzianej przed o}ta.
rem, do kt6rej znagli}a goraea
mi}oSc, jaka cd pierwszego wei
rzenia W sercu moiem zap}one}a do
ciebie. = ,Iakiem prawem podej
rZvwa mnie O niccnc stOsunki i Z
kim: u najlepszym przyjacieiem.
BoZe.... Boze. 49,!
> Odzyskaw>zy krew zimnq
zrozumia1, re ooczatkowe mllczenie
powodem wystapienia obojga.
Ucie>zy}o 90 to nawct, DO tera7
by} pewnym klamstwa s4uzace,i
Pnysiegajac sobie W duszy nigdl
ma bredni> podobne ME zwraca(
uwagi, uklqk4 pred zona a sciska
.jac czule kibit, b4aga4, by przesta
Ia 90 ranit podobna mowaa.
. ,Nie obwiniatem Gle o mic
i Andzieczko. Uspok6j sic droga~.
o lie sic zdaje, Franciszka jes
s%prawczynia tel ca}ej biedy. 0 COZ
/ chodzi opowiedz Andziu b" jake
zywo ME s~4ysza1em % niczem
/ Sfowem pogodzili sic wszysc.
II pospo4em. Lewicki umia} z tie
}, sceny w~yciagnat wszeIkie korzysc
e - niewinnic posadzonego.
I. We divorce Szwajcar>kim zna.l
e dowa}a sic j~eszcze jedna postat
l majqca zajqG g}dwna role W men
opowiadaniu. = Bv} to dziewieric
i letni ch}opak, jedyny syn Lewi'
j kiego. Pred pieciu laty zamles1
ka} wraz 2 ojcem W Szwaj caryl p
smierci matki i odtad biclnv ch}ol
czyna przechodzi1 i>cic czyscow
: meki.
3 Sokd}scy ignoroNaIi te istott
:: a ojciec albo s%trofowa} albo bi
chcac, mawia}, wytepit %krnabrneg
D ducha, kt6rego Bron~k nigdy nj
l. posiada}. Biz "a to, 1r Pc ca}yc
dniach w}oczy} sic pc "a domem,
zastawszy W salonie, wypedzaf pc
O. pozorem, re brudny niechlujny.
ie Me sprawiajac zadnej odzlez..
gdy dziury skutkiem mdmierne
o uzywalnosci sta}y sic nadto widocz
o. ne, karaf "a nieszanowanie krwaw
zapracowanego grosza. Sokd}owsk
vice z litosci sprawia}a cd czas
do czasu ladajakie }achmanki, alb
ME swieci} go}em cia}em.
H. Sfuzba cd pierwszego DO
statniego nienawidzih Lewickieg
a ME mogac W niczem mu Z;
y szkodzit, wywiera}a swoja zfost
j. ch}opcu.
e Ch}opaczek obdarty najczesci
g}odny, obity, sponiewierany, I"
D. plada{ lax istne nieboskie stw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
Wszyscy
KR0L0W|E POlSCY
MA JEDNYM
%najstosoWniejSza ozdoba

%najstosoWniejSza ozdoba
ola Hal polskich
4 uog6ls ola lokaH, u htorych
sic od6ycgq polskie posledzaenla
. zabawy.
Pan j. 81 petkowsk z
Poznania nades}af mi kilka-
dziesiqt egzemplarzy obrazy
Krolow polskich wfasnego ma
k]adu, proszqc o po]ecenie go
Rodakow w Ameryce, co nj
niejszem z wielkq checa spell
niam, lrzekonawszy sic, re O.
braz ten wart jest, ably sic
znajdowaf, je1eli ME we wszyst-
kich domach polskich, to PREY
najmnle] we wszystklch pol.
skich Halach s2kofach / Pile
baniach.
Obraz ten mierzy dwie i
pol stopy d1ugosci a p6ftorej
stopy wysokosci. Krolowie
stoia w srodku w dwoch re
dach, W tylnym szeregu Cd
Mieczys1awa i Boles}awa
Chrobrego al do kr5la Ludwl-
ka Wegierskiego, w przednlm
cd krolowej Jadwigi al do
Stanis}awa Powiatowsklego
Znaczniejsi krolowie, jak VITA
dysfaw Jagie}fo,Z ygmuntS Starry,
Stefan Batory, Jan III Sobie-
ski So tel odznaczeni ma obra-
zie wysunieciem naprzod j do
kladniejszym rysunkiem.
! Pc "a poczetem hrolow hi
storycznych So popgzegradzane
gotyckimi tilarami widoki Fam
ku krolewskiego tudziez posa.
gu Zygmunta Way W War.
szawie, Wawelu w krakowie
oraz ratusza Poznanskiego. W
%framugach Glarow znsjduja sig
krolowie bajeczni cd Lecha az
do Ziemowysia, a wreszcie ob
ramowanie obrazu utworzone
z herbow wszystkich woie
lztw polskich, z or]em pol
m u cory, W srodku.
)braz wy2ei opisany wra'
placona ~przeseikq do A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

ola Hal polskich
mog65le ola lokaH, u htorych
sic od6yugjq poZskie posledzlen1a
: zabawy.
, 1887-10-28

of the Nctcs, once charged a gambler the
exhorbitant sun of s25 for the printing of
ten small cards. Assessor Joe Fisher
smashed this record when connected with
the Cheyenne Nc,cs. One afternoon he
did a IS Job for a stage company. That
evening the manager of the line called for
the stationery and after receiving the
package inquired the extent of the dam
ages?" About $50 will square us, |
reckon said Mr.. Fisher, iokingly. An
right responded the magnate, well
send you a check the first Of the month"
Joe thought no more of the matter until
a check for the amount mentioned and a
request for a receipt was received some
days later. Joe wanted to give the man
a rebate, but the pioneer said that print
ing 500 of them tags, one at a time, was
worth $50 of any mans money"
, 1887-10-28

Geo. l.. Aggers, formerly of Oil City,
Carbon county. but recently operating
near Douglas, was in town yesterday. The
gentleman has had an extensive expert
ence in the oil fields of Wyoming, having
been in the Rattlesnake district for sew
eral years. He is confident that the Wyo-
ming oil fields, when developed, will ex-
coed in extent and quality OF the product
the vast deposits in Pennsylvania.
Shafts are now being sunk near Doug
las by corporations and individuals in
search Of natural gas, Experts state that
the prospectors will undoubtedly be sue
c~cssful, as every indication evidences the
presence of this valuable material. Add
the presence of i%nexhaustible natural gas
wells to the mineral and other wealth of
the territory, and Wyoming will be the
envy of even the richest gold producing
states.
, 1887-10-28

JNO. r. CARROLL, Editor

The Rawlins Ldborette quotes with
every evidence of approval from the New
York Herald an article which suggests
that congress appraise the Gould tele.
graph lines at their actual value, uythem
and run them as a government institution.
1t is doubtful il this idea will grow in
popularity the longer it is contemplated
The government has now in its employ a
vast army of people. The government
purchase of the telegraph lines would
add tremendously to the number. In
case of close elections the government
ownership of all telegraph lines might
have a disastrous effect. Even beyond
the greatly increased patronage the
simple control of the telegraph
would be a great source of power
to the dominating party. Besides
the more large undertakings are removed
from the hands of private individuals or
corporations the more people will rely
upon the government. This sort of CEN
traliEation destroys individuality, and
anything that tends to destroy individu
atty is a blow at the genius of our insti
buttons.
, 1887-10-28
Heine's last appearance tonight.
T~ELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The Austrian government has intro
duced a bill in the ~reichstag to restrict
excessive drinking throughout Austria.
The department of state was closed
yesterday as a mark of respect to the
memory of the late +. B. Washburne.
The steamer Cephalonia sailed for Liv-
crpool yesterday morning with John l..
Sullivan, the p~ugilist, and his party on
board.
The Teemer Gaudaur race, which was
to have taken place yesterday at Lake
Marmacook, Me-, was declared off owing
to rough weather.
The James L. Reagan Printing com,
pany, of Chicago. failed Yesterday with
liabilities amounting to over 1925, 900.
The assets will exceed the liabilities.
The collections of internal revenue for
the first quarter for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1887, were $3l, 800, 066, being
50, 46l l6l more than the same quarter
of the first fiscal year.
, 1887-10-28

The schedule of assets and liabilities of
Morton L. Post & Co. will probably be
filed to day With Probate Judge Bergman.
As figured out it is said the assets over
balance the liabilities by S25O,0OO. The
Morton Frewen note for 800, 900 is rated
as worthless, though it is expected that
something may eventually be realized on
it. The Richard Frewen note for about
$50, 900 is quoted at $500. The schedule
is large enough to make a ponderous vol
uma
, 1887-10-28

Some Denver wag has circulated the
report that the Maggie Mitchell at present
playing to crowded houses in that city is
not the artistic of the same name who was
SO popular some thirty years ago, hut a
daughter of the antique soubrette. The
story was told in all earnestness by Pete
McCourt, of the Tabor Grand, to a select
circle of bald heads, who with one accord
Immediately fell desperately in love with
the accomplished actress. Costly and
beautiful floral offerings were showcred
with profusion by the smitten roueS upon
Miss Mitchell, who does not yet suspect
that the favors were for her imaginary off
spring Tuesday evening, so THE LEADER
learns from a gentleman who recently ar
rived from Colorado's capital. one of the
most enthusiastic and devout admirers of
the personator of "Lorle'' was informed
Of the practical joke which Mr.. McCourt
had perpetrated. Though both incredu-
lous and crestfallen, he was equal to the
occasion and bravely answered the guying
of his companions with: II don't care if
Maggie's 100 in the shade, shes still in
the ring SO far as | am concerned.
, 1887-10-28
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
The Escaped Men--Their Grimes and
the Rewards offered.

CHEYENNE, Wyo,, Oct. 4, 1sS7.-To
HIS ErceUencv Thomas Moonlight, Gov-
ernor, Wyoming. SIR: | beg leave to
state that at about the hour OF s o'clock
p. m. the following persons escaped from
the county jail of Laramie county, viz:
Dan Began, alias William Mccoy, con.
victed at the last term of our district court
of the crime of murder in the first degree;
Charles I'll. Leroy, bound over to appear
before the next grand jury for the crime
of injuring, detacing and breaking a public
jail; James Jones, bound over to answer
before the next grand jury to the
crime of . burglary, and William
G.. Sterry, bound over to appear before
the next grand jury for the crime of
horse stealing.
The description of Dan Began, alias
William Mccoy, is as follows:
His age is about IS years; his height
about 5 feet s or 9 inches; his hair
is dark and cut short; wears small dark
brown moustache; weighs about l60
pounds; wears a No. 6 boot and has
high instep; walks slightly stopped; has
thin lips, blush gray eyes and an old scar
on back of neck.
The description of Charles II. Leroy
is about as follows:
Age about &c years; height about 5 feet
s inches, well built; complexion light;
full round face, small light moustache;
staggering walk.
The description of James Jones is about
as follows:
Age about IS years; height about five
feet, ten inches; very smooth face; I'M
der jaw protruding somewhat; mouth
slightly sunk in; dark complexion; cat
like walk, and, generally very stealthy in
all his movement and in his appearance.
The description of William @. Sterry
is about as follows: Age about "a years;
height, about five feet, six or seven
inches; dark complexion; hair dark,
short, but inclined to curl; sharp features;
Roman nose; slight in build.
| therefore have the honor to request
that rewards be offered for the
above escaped prisoners as fol-
lows, to-wit: For Dan Began, alias
William Mccoy, $500; for Charles H.
Leroy, 5000; for James Jones, $500; and
for William G. Sterry 5000.
| will also state that a reward for the
capture, dead or alive, of Dan Began,
alias William Mccoy, S. X. S~harpless,
sheriff. has offered and now offers, in ad
dition to all other rewards, a reward of
OF S0UU. cry respectfully, your ODedl-
ent servant, w. r. SToLL,
Prosecuting Attorney.
In accordance with the above request
and in conformity with the statutes in
cases made and provided. | do hereby
offer the following rewards:
$500 for the arrest of Dan Began, alias
VIM. Mccoy.
$500 for the arrest of James Jones.
5000 for the arrest of Charles II.
Leroy.
5000 for the arrest of William c.
Sterry.
In addition to the above the sheriff
offers $500 for the arrest of Began,
alias Mccoy. THOMAS MOONLIGHT,
Governor.
Executive Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Oct. 4, 1887.
, 1887-10-28
A Tin Company.

Governor Cornell, l.. F. Payne and
some other New York parties, with P. D.
O'Brien, of Deadwood, have organized
another tin company aside from the
American Tin Company. Plans have not
been definitely adopted, but in a general
way they contemplate thorough develop
ment of the Cleveland niue, Bear Gulch.
To this end an agent is now in England
investigating the tin mines Of Cornwall
that the company may intelligenily pur.
chase the proper machinery, etc. The
company will build a narrow guage rail,
road to Sand fcrcek, Spearfsh and posi-.
bly, other points.
, 1887-10-28

Great excitement has been caused in
Paris, Tex, by the remarkable recovery
Of J. f. Corley, who was so helpless he
could not turn in bed, or raise his head;
everybody said he was dying of consump-
ton. A trial bottle of DR.. Kings New
Medical Discovery was sent him. Finding
relief he bought a large bottle and a box
of DIR. Kings New Life Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes of pills and two
bottles Of the discovery, he was well and
had gained t~hirty-sIx pounds. Trial bot
ties of this great discovery for consump-
ton free at w. n. Hunts.
, 1887-10-28

A perusal of the well written memoirs
of early journalism in Colorado now beng
published in the st. Louis GLobe-Demo
cyat, reminds one of experiences in the
newspaper world of Wyoming some fifteen
or twenty years ago. One of the anec'
dotes invites competition. 1t is to the
effect that Col. Atkins and Jas. Burnell,
, 1887-10-28
War In Zululand.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-War is imminent
in Zululand against annexation to Natal
Sir Arthur Havelock, governor of Natal,
with ! 500 troops drafted from the colony,
started for the territory formerly pos
sessed by Cetewavo, where the %latter's
son, Dinzulu, heads the rising.